Link to article from northjersey.com:
From the article:
“Corrigan said Baginski missed the statutory deadline for
responding to Open Public Records Act requests 43 times in 2018 and 36 times in
2017, by months at a time in most cases.
The attorney said taxpayers are harmed because the borough
has been a target of litigation related to people “deprived of their
rights" to records.
Corrigan also alleged that Baginski transmitted
“inappropriate” and “false information” in response to public records requests
and that he was found to have received about $20,000 in unauthorized overtime.
In addition, he said, Baginski played a part in providing
water to a business, then gave false information to the borough attorney and
residents about that water service.”
